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Pammela R pammelarik77b6 — A truly weird alien invasion story. It took me several long days to finish. It was fairly compelling material. I did get the sense that these two writers had a lot of fun writing this story. The characters were all well developed and the plotline was great. This book just seemed to lack a certain umpf that makes me want to keep it. Others may like it more than me. Decent solid read that you don't need to be a hard sci-fi lover to appreciate.

Joana Arieiro _oana_rieiro — Boring. I almost put it down a number of times.

Joseana Ribeiro joalh — It took a little while for the characters to grow on me. I started this book while reading another at the time and I would bounce between the two. The more I read into it, however, the more I liked it and the harder it was to put it down. She uses a lot of description and although sometimes taxing, Flewelling really creates her world. It is rich with history and geography. I like her characters, too. Emotional, but not over-the-top. I can identify with them and I understand their motivations. They all have good chemistry and still have conflict between them, so they're not perfect and I appreciate that very much. Her story starts off pretty fast-paced, then slows a little for me, but after the initial lull, springs back to life. She's good at telling a story and leading up to events. They don't seem thrown together, but develope on their own. I like the lead-up with the necklace and I'm interested to see where it'll go. In the same vein, I'm glad that Alec and Seregil are slowly growing closer together instead of "let's get it on!" or "hold me, I loveth you SO much!" She's giving them time to develope their relationship and that feels much more realistic and satisfying than the usual mistake when handling romance. Let's see her keep it up. I'm interested in reading more and to see what other adventures they stumble into. The only pet peeve goes to the editor/s: Where were you?! I noticed about ten to fifteen punctuation and quotation errors. What's up with that? That's your job! She's a good writer and it's disappointing to see little things like that fall through the cracks so continuously.

Akiko Akasha harmoniclove — Brilliantly funny, inventive and well written. The Greek gods living (with limited powers) in modern-day London is a great premise, though risky. She successfully avoids cliche though by exploring the human side of these gods, allowing them room for growth in utterly surprising ways and failure in some unsurprising but equally funny moments.

Dung Tran michelletran — I can still remember the horse's head in the bed.